Linka Mobile Toilet

Information about Linka mobile toilets mainly involves the construction and application of eco-friendly toilets.

In the ecological Linka upgrading project in Chugui Village, Dongga Township, mobile toilets were included in the procurement requirements. This indicates that during the construction and upgrading of ecological Linkas, mobile toilets, as important infrastructure, are used to meet the toilet needs of tourists and local residents, helping to improve the overall service level and environmental quality of ecological Linkas.

The Chengguan District tourism toilet construction project provides more detailed information about mobile toilets (tourism toilets) in areas related to Linkas. The project plans to build 16 new tourism toilets. These toilets are resource-based eco-friendly toilets that adopt a brand-new fecal and urine treatment system combining microbial technology with efficient mechanical treatment equipment. This system has significant advantages:

• Solid-liquid separation and fermentation conversion: Through solid-liquid separation technology, the solids and liquids in fecal and urine are effectively separated. Subsequently, using microbial fermentation, the separated substances are converted into high-efficiency biological organic fertilizers. This process not only achieves the resource utilization of waste but also reduces the environmental pollution problems that may be caused by traditional toilet treatment methods.
• Water-free flushing and odor-free: The entire degradation process does not require water flushing, greatly saving water resources, especially suitable for areas with relatively scarce water resources. At the same time, due to the adoption of advanced treatment technology, there is no odor inside the toilets, providing users with a more comfortable and hygienic toilet environment.
• Low energy consumption: The system has low energy consumption during operation, which is in line with the environmental protection concept of energy conservation and emission reduction, helping to reduce operating costs and improve the sustainability of the toilets.

These tourism toilets will be officially put into use in early February 2026. They are specifically distributed in remote scenic spots and Zhizhao Industrial Park in Nyangre Street and Duodi Street, effectively improving the toilet conditions in these areas, enhancing tourism service quality, and promoting the development of local tourism.